My Science Portfolio--Skills, Concepts, and Attitudes


Contents:

  1. Audience and Purposes
  2. Introduction
  3. Reflections
  4. Questions for Discussion
  5. Sources and Citations

Portfolio Audience and Purposes:

  • Parents--to present evidence of my academic development
  • Teachers--to help you consider appropriate challenges for my further education
  • Friends--to present some work as a starting point for a discussion on learning

Introduction:


Here the student writes an introductory welcome to the intended audiences for this portfolio. Include a link to "personal goals/hopes/thoughts" and another link to "course goals/aims"

My Reflections:


  • Reflection on development of science inquiry skills
  • Reflection on understanding of concepts
  • Reflection on use of tools, techniques, and instruments
  • Reflection on connections (e.g. technology, society, history, philosophy, etc.)

Guiding questions for discussion:

  • What do you remember from your own experience of science in high school?
  • In what ways do you find scientific ideas and skills personally relevant?
  • Do you have any hopes or fears about science?
  • Are there any words of advice that come to mind after reviewing my work?

Referenced works and citations:


  • Item 1
  • Item 2
  • ...